ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 1月25日 01時26分

Barry Jenkins, the Oscar-winning artist behind @moonlightmov and @bealestreet, is one of the few filmmakers to ascend in American prestige cinema with work that regularly centers black characters. With that success, the question of accountability — what is owed and to whom — has tugged at the #screenwriter and director. “I could say, very simply, that I make movies for black people about black people,” @bandrybarry said. “But that’s not the mission statement.” Instead, his interpretive talents illuminate the contours of black life for viewers who may never have seen it up close. “What about all of the white boys and girls in Kansas or Missouri or Germany who might not have been exposed to our perspective?” he said. “What would happen if they came and walked a mile in my shoes?” @kaylareefer shot this portrait of Barry in downtown Los Angeles. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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